This music documentary invites three legendary musicians, Edge (U2), Jimmy Page (Led Zeppelin) and Jack White (The White Stripes), to record their first meeting, as well as the exciting fireworks between music and speech .
If Jimmy Page, who has been immersed in the guitar for half a century, is a good performer, he has reached the realm of no sword or sword , where flying flowers and leaves are enough to hurt the enemy. He is very particular about the deployment of hardware equipment and effects. Edge can be called a seeker, and Jack White, whose playing style deviates from the norm, is undoubtedly an apostate. He always digs into the innovative field that is different from the past, not only in the Gretsch specially tailored for him. The guitar is equipped with a microphone for singing. Even if he has a dilapidated wooden board, a string and an empty glass bottle in his hand, the whimsical Jack White can lift a hammer and a nail to beat, racking his brains to strum notes from it.
In addition to the summit where the three people talked about guitar classics face-to-face, the film also visited the major stages of the three people's lives one by one to explore the origin of their music creation and the trajectory before they became famous. With precious documentary images and data photos at the time, together with images of the revisiting old places, the two interspersed together, "It Might Get Loud" came to the UK where Zeppelin wrote the classic Stairway to Heaven. Headley Grange, a stone-built recording studio, followed Jimmy Peggy’s footsteps on the steps of memory. In the film, he walked through the former high school campus along with The Edge, and detailed in which classroom the U2 group was rehearsed at the beginning of the group. In which square and the first performance on stage, the movie returned to the furniture shop where Jack White was an apprentice. I saw him and his colleagues move the sofa furniture in the store after get off work and practice hard in the small storefront.
In the film, you can count the bits and pieces of each of the three people's music careers, how they were enlightened by a record or a performance, and then plunged into the world of music, and how to meet the most important guitar in life. , Thus fell in love, inseparable, how to fall into the low tide of frustration in music creation and life, from the ruthless writing of music critics, the impoverished and declining social scene, to the endless explosions in the tunnels of Dublin, and then will be full of All of his indignation turned into the roar of the guitar runaway.
"It Might Get Loud" has invited three top guitarists with different styles. They not only represent three different styles of music, but also symbolize three different splendid eras in the history of rock and roll. At the same time, they are also interactively contrasted. In between, the three different ages and moods of the old, middle-aged and young reflect three different life realms and creative mentality.
The film reveals the private side of the three musicians, including their philosophy of music, and their unique skills in creating a sound full of personal style. It is a masterpiece that music fans who love rock music and electric guitar can't miss.
